The sociotechnical perspective is often seen as one of the foundational viewpoints—or an"
axis of cohesion"—for the Information Systems (IS) discipline, contributing to both its …

Reliability, which is concerned with whether something performs as it should, is well‐
accepted as an important part of any scientific research, with recognised methods for …

Apart from researching large-scale infrastructural technologies like electronic health records
and health information exchanges, the field of healthcare IT is increasingly interested in …

The management of daily food intake aids to preserve a healthy body, minimize the risk of
many diseases, and monitor chronic diseases, such as diabetes and heart problems. To …

Every day, patients access and generate online health content through a variety of channels,
creating an ever-expanding sea of digital data. At the same time, proponents of public health …

Posture-related problems, such as back pain, are an increasing global burden. They are
deeply intertwined with how humans sit. While the information systems (IS) literature has …

Trust is one of the most important constructs for understanding the adoption of information
technologies (IT). In this paper, we review and analyze two literatures on the construct of …

The literature illustrates that technology will widen health disparity if its use is restricted to
patients who are already motivated and demonstrate good self-management behaviours …

Using fitness trackers to generate and collect quantifiable data is a widespread practice
aimed at better understanding one's health and body. The intentional design of fitness …

This paper argues that the Value Sensitive Design (VSD) methodology provides a principled
approach to embedding common values into AI systems both early and throughout the …